Welcome to this very special bumper conference edition of our occasional LDV feature, YouTube ‘cos we want to, featuring some of the most memorable moments from the past week. For those Lib Dems who’ve been isolated inside the ‘Bournemouth bubble’, missing out on all the media coverage I hope this selection of clips gives you a sense of what you missed while you were, erm, there.
From Nick’s leader’s speech to Vince’s dust-up with Paxman on Newsnight, Chris Davies’s rant to the Huhne ‘n’ Pickles show on Radio 4 – it’s all collected here for your viewing/listening pleasure. Enjoy …
Nick Clegg’s conference speech in full
Ming Campbell and Evan Harris clash on air
Chris Huhne clashes with Eric Pickles on BBC Radio 4 Today Programme
Vince Cable’s speech to the Lib Dem conference
Chris Davies MEP on expenses fiddle MPs: “I hate the dirty cheating bastards”
Ed Davey sticks up for Vince Cable’s ‘mansion tax’ proposal
Vince Cable sticks up for Vince Cable’s ‘mansion tax’ proposal
Vince Cable goes head-to-head with Jeremy Paxman over ‘mansion tax’
Nick Clegg calls David Cameron the con-man of British politics
Hat-tip to PoliticsHome for many of the videos embedded here.
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Vince’s speech is now on YouTube. It’s probably better quality than the one you have posted. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wBg-v09gLY&feature=player_embedded
In my country we have election, Beloved Leaders’ party always win. People say my country is not democracy. Now I hear MrPaxman say to Dr Cable, Liberal Democrats can not win election. So even if, all people vote Liberal Democrat, only Conservative or Labour Party can win, now I understand difference between dictatorship and democracy. In dictatorship only one party win no others, in democracy only two party win no others.